Adventure
Adventure In the AV, an archaic word for “risk,” “venture” (Dt. 28:56; Jgs. 9:17; Eccl. 5:14, RV; Acts 19:31).
Adventure
Adventure Story
Adventure Story
Adventure StoryThe designation “adventure story” is a loose one that denotes a story having stock ingredients that evoke a certain atmosphere. The distinguishing feature of an adventure story is that it strikes a reader as extraordinary-beyond the commonplace routine. Adventure is synonymous with excitement.
ADVENTURE
ADVENTURE<ad-ven’-tur>: “To risk,” “to dare,” referring always to an undertaking attended with some peril (Judges 9:17: “My father adventured his life”). Compare Deuteronomy 28:56. So also Ecclesiastes 5:14: “Riches perish by evil adventure.” Only once in New Testament for [δίδωμι, didomi]
Adventure
ADVENTURE, ad-venʹt̮ū̇r: “To risk,” “to dare,” referring always to an undertaking attended with some peril (Jgs 9:17: “My father adventured his life”). Cf Dt 28:56. So also EccI 5:14: “Riches perish by evil adventure.” Only once in NT for δἰδωμι, dídōmi (Acts 19:31), where Paul’s friends beg him “not